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What is CNC?

        CNC stands for “computer numerical control” and it is a method of automating different tools and machines used for manufacturing. In essence, CNC allows for the ability to pre-program computer software on machines that then dictates the movement of factory tools and machinery.  This is accomplished through a programming language called “G-code,” which is executed by a microcomputer attached to a CNC capable machine. This microcomputer is called a “machine control unit” (MCU), and it tells the machine the instructions and parameters it is to follow based on what the code says for that particular part.

Have you ever wondered how Memorial Day came to be? Or what the day stands for?

 Have you ever wondered what our process is for new projects? If so, this blog post is for you! This process is also what we follow for established customers. 

   Did you know that NaiMor has an assembly room that is separate from our main production facility? 

   This separate room allows us to assemble and package your products in a clean and dust free environment. This way any sensitive products that we fabricate will arrive assembled to any degree you require! 

   At NaiMor we have the ability to do both hardware insertion and metal finishing. Our metal finishing capabilities are deburr, edge rounding, graining, and slag removal. And our hardware insertion capabilities allows us to do fast and accurate insertion of studs, fasteners, pems, etc.

   At NaiMor we have a 33 ton Punch 1.5kW laser that can handle metal sheets up to 48" x 120". Find the materials and sheet thickness listed below, along with a few photos!

   At NaiMor we have a 6kW flat sheet fiber laser that can handle metal sheets up to 78" x 157". Find the materials and sheet thickness listed below, along with a few photos!

NaiMor Has EXPANDED OUR AEROSpace PRESENCE!

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The Climate Pledge Arena, Seattle’s newly unveiled sports and events arena, is one of the largest projects undertaken in years. Costing over a billion dollars, construction began in December of 2018 with the arena finally opening in October of 2021一 just in time for the latest NHL season, and the first for the Seattle Krakens.